Sheldius
Hero Member
- Mar 15, 2007
- 751
- 6
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett Master Hunter CX Plus, Minelab E-trac, Bounty Hunter Pioneer 505
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hi,
Haven't done metal detecting since I was a kid (with a cheapy). Best find then was an 1872 quarter.
Did some detecting at a site as part of my geoarchaeology training (with a good detector) last summer and found 1 bronze, 3 copper, and 1 silver Roman coins. Plus a lot of Roman iron trash.
So I caught the bug again and just bought a Garrett Treasure Hunter CX Plus (best I could afford with a general and 2 box rig). Did my back yard last week in Athens, GA (4 1970's pennies and 2 newer dimes). The condo was built in 1983 so that makes since. Yesterday I played around at friend's house which she thought was built in the 1950's. Found 2 modern pennies, one 1927 and other 1926. I think the house was probably built in the 30's based on that. Anyone have thoughts on how likely that might be? May go back and detect in all metal mode to clean out the trash and try to find silver!
Haven't done metal detecting since I was a kid (with a cheapy). Best find then was an 1872 quarter.
Did some detecting at a site as part of my geoarchaeology training (with a good detector) last summer and found 1 bronze, 3 copper, and 1 silver Roman coins. Plus a lot of Roman iron trash.
So I caught the bug again and just bought a Garrett Treasure Hunter CX Plus (best I could afford with a general and 2 box rig). Did my back yard last week in Athens, GA (4 1970's pennies and 2 newer dimes). The condo was built in 1983 so that makes since. Yesterday I played around at friend's house which she thought was built in the 1950's. Found 2 modern pennies, one 1927 and other 1926. I think the house was probably built in the 30's based on that. Anyone have thoughts on how likely that might be? May go back and detect in all metal mode to clean out the trash and try to find silver!
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